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Post by saddlebredlvr91 on Jul 1, 2005 22:59:40 GMT -5
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Post by Gracie on Jul 1, 2005 23:25:04 GMT -5
ur horse is very cute...how old did you say she was and what have u been doing with her?
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Post by Machogirl on Jul 2, 2005 8:11:48 GMT -5
Yes, she is very cute and she looks like she has smooth movement.
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Post by SaddlebredChick08 on Jul 3, 2005 10:34:57 GMT -5
she is very cute!
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Post by Reality on Jul 3, 2005 15:16:14 GMT -5
Purrrrty!!!! Me likes!
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Post by kkmhorselova on Jul 3, 2005 22:59:29 GMT -5
Very Pretty!!!
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Post by saddlebredlvr91 on Jul 4, 2005 19:09:07 GMT -5
thanxs yea i havent been on in a while computer is down i uses my moms when she says i can lol. yea she is pretty smooth if she dosent go to fast lol. jsut riding trying to get her headset she has a nice one when she wants so were stil working lo. i have to ride her in the kimberwick theowner of the stable said to couse she dosent listen in the racing d with a german marthingale
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Post by asbobsession on Jul 7, 2005 17:42:05 GMT -5
You are sooo good for not having a trainer!
well... to help with your toes going outwards try turning your knees in more and gripping with them. If you find that you hve spaces in between your knees and the saddle when you trot or what my trainer calls frog legs try taking strips of paper and putting them between your knee and the saddle and try not to let them fall. That will help you to get the feel of where your knees should be and that should turn in your toes. Your heels need to be pushed down more. Try standing on stairs with your toes on the edge of the step and pushing down which in time will make your heels stronger. Or 2-point also helps to make your ankles stronger. You can also arch your back slightly and make sure to stick out your chest which will throw your shoulders back. Everything else i think Machogirl covered...I hoped that helped! I knoe its a lot to think about but overall you look great!
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